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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has fined Morgan Stanley $575,000 over alleged supervisory failures involving total return swaps and offshore stock loans. -
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission was expected to approve a rule Thursday that would make it easier for the CFTC to prove fraud and manipulations in the derivatives and commodities market.
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Five-year credit default swap spreads on Portugal’s sovereign debt widened 82 basis points between Tuesday and Wednesday to a record 850 bps, according to Markit.
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The European Parliament has rejected a proposed amendment to the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation that would have exempted fx from central clearing.
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NYSE Euronext shareholders approved the proposed USD9.4 billion bid to take over Deutsche Boerse, according to preliminary results.
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HSBC said it responded to investors’ concerns of synthetic exchange-trade funds and has launched the first European ETF that physically tracks the Russian stock market.
